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What’s New in CouchDB 1.0 Security ‘n Stuff
Damien Katz - Damien Katz - September 01, 2010Today, I get a little help from Rebecca. She’s writing a CouchApp, an application that is served right out of CouchDB and that lives in the browser. It has no middle tier application server in Ruby or Java. The application and display logic is…
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Common Sense, Part 1
Programming in the 21st Century - James Hague - August 31, 2010There’s a photo of mine in the September 2010 issue of Popular Photography. I’m excited about it; my photo credits are few and far between, and it brings back the feelings I had when I wrote for magazines long ago. Completely ignoring the subject of…
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Erlang in Russia – Guest Post from Dmitrii Dimandt
Erlang Inside - Chad DePue - August 30, 2010
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Next language to learn: Haskell
Nicolas Charpentier - August 28, 2010Remembering ”The pragmatic programmer: Fro, Journeyman to Master”, each developer should learn a new language each year. This year, I will give its chance to Haskell. Why Haskell ? Scala was a candidate for this year but Haskell has a strong reputation in the functional…
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Personal Programming
Programming in the 21st Century - James Hague - August 28, 2010I’ve mentioned before that this site is generated by a small Perl script. How small? Exactly 6838 bytes, which includes comments and an HTML template. Mentioning Perl may horrify you if you came here to read about Erlang, but it’s a good match for the…
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Why Large Hadron Collider Scientists are Using CouchDB
Damien Katz - Damien Katz - August 27, 2010Nice article on ReadWriteWeb :) http://www.readwriteweb.com/enterprise/2010/08/lhc-couchdb.php And the case study: http://www.couch.io/case-study-cern
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The Little Comedian
Damien Katz - Damien Katz - August 21, 2010Gwen: Knock knock. Me: Who’s there? Gwen: Knock knock. Me: Who’s there? Gwen: Knock knock. Me: Who’s there? Gwen: Banana! Me: Banana who? Gwen: Orange you glad I didn’t say orange again? Us: BWAHAHAHA!
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ErlangCamp - Erlang and OTP Workshop in Chicago Oct 23 and 24
Erlware - Martin J. Logan
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WARNING: CouchDB 1.0.0 Data Loss bug
Damien Katz - Damien Katz - August 10, 2010if you are running CouchDB 1.0.0 with the default delayed commit setting, you are subject to serious data loss on restart. See this page for instructions how to force all outstanding commits and configure your server at runtime to run in the safer full commit…
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ErlangCamp Chicago 2010 – Oct 23rd/24th
Erlang Inside - Chad DePue - August 06, 2010
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Erlang on Twitter
» JohnHaugeland (John Haugeland): @ggoodale Real men would write it in C++, but this’d be pretty close to trivial in something like Erlang.
» fedorausers (Fedora Linux Users): #linux #fedora Re: erlang-doc - dubious dependencies http://dlvr.it/4cWnw
» bestform (bestform): @danielefrijia lisp und erlang habe ich beides schon beruflich eingesetzt.
» bestform (bestform): Es gibt übrigens durchaus Antworten, die ich akzeptieren würde. Lisp, Erlang, Clojure, von mir aus auch Scala. Na? Wie sieht’s aus? :)
» charpi (Nicolas Charpentier): RT @pavlobaron: Even if #erlang hasn’t been mentioned in the latest #thoughtworks report, it won’t keep us from building real cool things with it
» chrisumbel (chris umbel): the functional work i’ve done in the last 18 months (erlang & clojure) have clearly changed how i write Java & .Net code 4 the good
» grzegorzkazulak (Grzegorz Kazulak): @strzalekk erlang? nice :)
» aprimc (Andrej Primc): Reinventing the wheel. No agreeable template engine in Erlang.
» fedorausers (Fedora Linux Users): #linux #fedora erlang-doc - dubious dependencies http://dlvr.it/4cNwW
» opencrowd (OpenCrowd): Cloudant’s BigCouch is open-source. BigCouch is a set of Erlang/OTP applications for creating a cluster of CouchDBs http://bit.ly/bILJ8p
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